The Alpha President's Regret Novels & Stories

The Alpha sighed and looked at Diamond, he cup her cheek and said "Call me whenever you need me, I will be there okay?" "Okay" Diamond smiled and hugged him tightly. The Betta gritted out but tried to hold his emotion, "I will be one step back, the slightest news of your arrogance towards her, I will take her so far away that you will crave for her but won't see her" The Alpha concluded and walked out bumping shoulders with Betta Ricco. The President pulled me by the waist and kissed my forehead, but a blow from the Alpha left him staggering a bit. "Hold onto her tight, I'm at your back," The president said to the Alpha and blew a kiss at me before he walked out.

It was mine. I stood straighter. Walked slower. Let every movement drip with control. Liam opened the doors for me, and the quiet murmuring among the elders paused. All eyes were on me. I smiled softly, like Kol would always say. "Gentlemen," I said gently, "I regret to inform you that the Alpha is feeling... unwell. He won’t be able to continue with tonight’s meeting." Elder Malkir, ever the bloodhound, narrowed his eyes. "Unwell, you say?"

But she maintained a distance from me. "Listen up, Ironclaw. It's time for a change. It's a time for strength. You all waited for me at the party to return home to be crowned an Alpha! Well, the real part happened. And it's over. Y'all missed it!" I spoke with so much confidence. I could smell fear in every damn soldier standing inside the apartment. "You're all scared. There's no need to be! I'm your new Alpha. Your Alpha couldn't bear the pain of his consequences of his pain, and so he killed himself and his brother with him. You know what? Let's make this speech official."

"You should have found a way to explain." "I know." He didn't try to defend it. "I know that now. I knew it then, if I'm being honest, and I made the decision anyway because I thought I was the only one who understood the full picture." Something crossed his face. "But now I regret it because that decision was arrogant. It caused suffering that I didn't intend to cause and cannot undo." He paused. "I am sorry for it and I made sure I told the Alpha before I left. It didn't fix anything but he deserved to hear it." I thought about the Alpha's face when he spoke of his son. The two hundred years of winter. Ash standing at the border with his feet at the edge of a world he had stopped believing

An unconscious Merry is laying down on a large table, Rune proceeds to tie her up, the door to the room opened, Gunner and Kaiden stepped in. The Alpha is dressed in his regalia, and the expression on his face was far away from happiness, the wizard had noticed that the Alpha was filled with great sadness because it was fully evident on his face throughout the days he was being prepared for the sacrifice and now, it seems the sadness had increased a hundred folds. “All ready.” Rune said drawing her master’s attention to herself, she stepped away from where she was standing, she walked over to them.

His words sounded like a threat, not just to the boy who was killed, but to anyone who dared cross him - including myself. Slowly, like a broken machine trying to reset itself, I stood struggling to process all that had transpired. "Sorry to interrupt, Alpha, but it's time for the scheduled meeting with the President," they announced, their voice trembling with nervousness. "Ahh, I almost forgot about that. Bas, follow me," the Alpha instructed, his tone commanding and confident. As they arrived at the President's office, he greeted him warmly, but there was a calculating gleam in his eyes that betrayed his true intentions.

"I'm sorry about Chrissy. She shouldn't have—" "She's your fated mate," I said quietly. "She has every right to be upset about this situation. About us." "There is no us," Antonio said, but the words came out automatic, almost questioning. "This is just—" "I know what this is." I forced a smile. "You don't need to explain it to me, Antonio. I understand the terms of our agreement." He looked like he wanted to say something else, but then Alpha Morrison appeared with several other pack leaders, eager to discuss territory boundaries, and the moment passed.

"Aria, for the sake of what we once meant to each other, can't you give me one chance to make things right?" I stared at the man in front of me, his body reeking of filth and decay, and couldn't help but step backward. "Do you think you're worthy of that?" "Look at yourself now. You've not only lost your status as Alpha, you don't even have the strength of an ordinary werewolf! Meanwhile, I am the leader of our entire race! You and I haven't belonged to the same world for a very long time!" Damon had clenched his fists helplessly, wanting to argue but realizing everything I said was true.

"It won't come to that." "Benjamin —" "I am still the Alpha of this pack." I kept hold of his eyes. "The bond is between me and Alice. The council has no standing to force an acceptance." He sat back. "You'd better be right about that." "I am." He poured himself another glass. "When the program ends and she goes back to Shadow Moon —" "Then I feel it from here." "For the rest of your life." "Yes." "And still won't accept the rejection."

And through our bond I felt the tension like ice crawling across the room. As they all noticed his experience; Conversations died immediately. Breaths held. And the temperature seemed to drop several degrees. “What did you just say?” Darrell asked in that low, controlled voice that made people's insides tremble — even mine. “ I dare you to repeat that again.” “I…I…” the supreme alpha stammered, eyes flicking to other supreme Alphas as if searching for rescue. His smile wilted. His hand began to shake. And regret painted his face; regret that he should not have said that.